Sponsored by: Precision Air

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Take me to TommieBotPrecision Air Products designs operating room airflow systems that deliver high-volume, particle-free air to improve cleanliness, temperature, and humidity control, creating a safer environment for patients and staff. However, the system requires significant air movement and equipment, resulting in a large footprint with components installed above ceilings and in adjacent spaces, along with a separate control panel. This makes installation more complex and can limit use in hospitals with space constraints or costly upgrade requirements. The goal of this project is to redesign the system into a compact vertical unit that is easier to install, reduces footprint, and expands accessibility for more hospitals, while maintaining the same high airflow performance and environmental control.
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Sponsored by: Precision Air

Student Team:
Industry Representative: Derek Weinschenk
Faculty Advisor: Michael G. O’Connor
Pictured left to right: Alex Leis, Jayda Johnson, Sam Zupfer, Jack Korbel, Tommy Dahlgren